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Configuration and Use Manual
MMI-20019043, Rev AA
March 2012
Micro Motion
®
Model 2700 Transmitters with
Analog Outputs
Configuration and Use Manual
2
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
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Table of Contents
3
Part I Getting Started
9
Chapter 1 Before You Begin
11
About this Manual
11
Transmitter Model Code
11
Communications Tools and Protocols
11
Additional Documentation and Resources
12
Chapter 2 Quick Start
15
Power up the Transmitter
15
Check Flowmeter Status
15
Make a Startup Connection to the Transmitter
17
Characterize the Flowmeter (if Required)
18
Sources and Formats for Characterization Parameters
18
Verify Mass Flow Measurement
21
Verify the Zero
22
Verify the Zero Using Prolink II
22
Verify the Zero Using Prolink III
23
Terminology Used with Zero Verification and Zero Calibration
24
Part II Configuration and Commissioning
25
Chapter 3 Introduction to Configuration and Commissioning
27
Configuration Flowchart
27
Default Values and Ranges
29
Enable Access to the Off-Line Menu of the Display
29
Disable Write-Protection on the Transmitter Configuration
29
Restore the Factory Configuration
30
Chapter 4 Configure Process Measurement
31
Configure Mass Flow Measurement
31
Configure Mass Flow Measurement Unit
31
Configure Flow Damping
34
Configure Mass Flow Cutoff
35
Configure Volume Flow Measurement for Liquid Applications
37
Configure Volume Flow Type for Liquid Applications
37
Configure Volume Flow Measurement Unit for Liquid Applications
38
Configure Volume Flow Cutoff
41
Configure Gas Standard Volume (GSV) Flow Measurement
42
Configure Volume Flow Type for Gas Applications
43
Configure Standard Gas Density
43
Configure Gas Standard Volume Flow Measurement Unit
44
Configure Gas Standard Volume Flow Cutoff
47
Configure Flow Direction
48
Options for Flow Direction
49
Configure Density Measurement
53
Configure Density Measurement Unit
54
Configure Slug Flow Parameters
55
Configure Density Damping
56
Configure Density Cutoff
58
Configure Temperature Measurement
58
Configure Temperature Measurement Unit
59
Configure Temperature Damping
59
Configure the Petroleum Measurement Application
61
Configure Petroleum Measurement Using Prolink II
61
Configure Petroleum Measurement Using Prolink III
62
Configure Petroleum Measurement Using the Field Communicator
64
API Reference Tables
65
Configure the Concentration Measurement Application
66
Configure Concentration Measurement Using Prolink II
66
Configure Concentration Measurement Using Prolink III
69
Configure Concentration Measurement Using the Field Communicator
72
Standard Matrices for the Concentration Measurement Application
74
Derived Variables and Calculated Process Variables
75
Configure Pressure Compensation
77
Configure Pressure Compensation Using Prolink II
77
Configure Pressure Compensation Using Prolink III
79
Configure Pressure Compensation Using the Field Communicator
81
Options for Pressure Measurement Unit
82
Chapter 5 Configure Device Options and Preferences
85
Configure the Transmitter Display
85
Configure the Language Used for the Display
85
Configure the Process Variables Shown on the Display
86
Configure the Precision of Variables Shown on the Display
87
Configure the Refresh Rate of Data Shown on the Display
88
Enable or Disable Automatic Scrolling through the Display Variables
89
Enable or Disable the Display Backlight
89
Enable or Disable Status LED Blinking
90
Enable or Disable Operator Actions from the Display
90
Enable or Disable Totalizer Start/Stop from the Display
91
Enable or Disable Totalizer Reset from the Display
91
Enable or Disable the Acknowledge All Alarms Display Command
92
Configure Security for the Display Menus
93
Configure Response Time Parameters
94
Configure Update Rate
95
Configure Calculation Speed (Response Time)
97
Configure Alarm Handling
97
Configure Fault Timeout
98
Configure Status Alarm Severity
98
Configure Informational Parameters
102
Configure Descriptor
103
Configure Message
103
Configure Date
104
Configure Sensor Serial Number
104
Configure Sensor Material
105
Configure Sensor Liner Material
105
Configure Sensor Flange Type
106
Chapter 6 Integrate the Meter with the Control System
107
Configure the Transmitter Channels
107
Configure the Ma Output
108
Configure Ma Output Process Variable
108
Configure Lower Range Value (LRV) and Upper Range Value (URV)
110
Configure AO Cutoff
112
Configure Added Damping
113
Configure Ma Output Fault Action and Ma Output Fault Level
115
Configure the Frequency Output
116
Configure Frequency Output Process Variable
116
Configure Frequency Output Polarity
118
Configure Frequency Output Scaling Method
119
Configure Frequency Output Maximum Pulse Width
120
Configure Frequency Output Fault Action and Frequency Output Fault Level
121
Configure the Discrete Output
122
Configure Discrete Output Source
123
Configure Discrete Output Polarity
126
Configure Discrete Output Fault Action
127
Configure Events
128
Configure a Basic Event
129
Configure an Enhanced Event
129
Configure Digital Communications
132
Configure Hart/Bell 202 Communications
132
Configure HART/RS-485 Communications
137
Configure Modbus/Rs-485 Communications
138
Configure Digital Communications Fault Action
139
Chapter 7 Completing the Configuration
143
Test or Tune the System Using Sensor Simulation
143
Sensor Simulation
144
Back up Transmitter Configuration
145
Enable Write-Protection on the Transmitter Configuration
146
Chapter 8 Set up the Weights & Measures Application
147
Weights & Measures Application
147
Set up the Weights & Measures Application Using Prolink II
148
Set up the Weights & Measures Application Using Prolink III
151
Part III Operations, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting
155
Chapter 9 Transmitter Operation
157
Record the Process Variables
157
View Process Variables
158
View Process Variables Using the Display
158
View Process Variables Using Prolink III
159
View Transmitter Status Using the Status LED
160
View and Acknowledge Status Alarms
160
View and Acknowledge Alarms Using the Display
160
View and Acknowledge Alarms Using Prolink II
163
View and Acknowledge Alerts Using Prolink III
164
View Alarms Using the Field Communicator
164
Alarm Data in Transmitter Memory
165
Read Totalizer and Inventory Values
165
Start and Stop Totalizers and Inventories
166
Start and Stop Totalizers and Inventories Using the Display
166
Reset Totalizers
168
Reset Totalizers Using the Display
168
Reset Inventories
169
Chapter 10 Operate the Transmitter with the Weights & Measures Application
171
Operate the Transmitter When the Weights & Measures Application Is Installed
171
Approved Methods to Read or Obtain Process Data
172
Large Totalizer Values on the Display (OIML Applications Only)
172
Effect of the Weights & Measures Application on Process Measurement and Outputs
173
Effect of the Weights & Measures Application on Operation and Maintenance Functions
174
Switch between Secured and Unsecured Mode
176
Switch between Secured and Unsecured Mode Using Prolink II
177
Switch between Secured and Unsecured Mode Using Prolink III
177
Switch between Secured and Unsecured Mode Using the Switching Utility
178
Clear Status Alarm A027: Security Breach
178
Replacing the Core Processor in a Weights & Measures Installation
179
Chapter 11 Measurement Support
181
Options for Measurement Support
181
Use Smart Meter Verification
181
Smart Meter Verification Requirements
182
Smart Meter Verification Test Preparation
182
Run Smart Meter Verification
183
View Test Data
187
Schedule Automatic Execution of the Smart Meter Verification Test
191
Zero the Flowmeter
194
Zero the Flowmeter Using the Display
195
Zero the Flowmeter Using Prolink II
196
Zero the Flowmeter Using Prolink III
197
Zero the Flowmeter Using the Field Communicator
199
Validate the Meter
200
Alternate Method for Calculating the Meter Factor for Volume Flow
201
Perform a (Standard) D1 and D2 Density Calibration
202
Perform a D1 and D2 Density Calibration Using Prolink II
202
Perform a D1 and D2 Density Calibration Using Prolink III
204
Perform a D1 and D2 Density Calibration Using the Field Communicator
205
Perform a D3 and D4 Density Calibration (T-Series Sensors Only)
207
Perform a D3 or D3 and D4 Density Calibration Using Prolink II
207
Perform a D3 or D3 and D4 Density Calibration Using Prolink III
208
Perform a D3 or D3 and D4 Density Calibration Using the Field Communicator
209
Perform Temperature Calibration
211
Chapter 12 Troubleshooting
215
Status LED States
216
Status Alarms
216
Flow Measurement Problems
228
Density Measurement Problems
230
Temperature Measurement Problems
231
Milliamp Output Problems
232
Frequency Output Problems
233
Use Sensor Simulation for Troubleshooting
234
Check Power Supply Wiring
235
Check Sensor-To-Transmitter Wiring
235
Check Grounding
236
Perform Loop Tests
236
Perform Loop Tests Using the Display
236
Perform Loop Tests Using Prolink II
238
Perform Loop Tests Using Prolink III
239
Perform Loop Tests Using the Field Communicator
241
Check for Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)
242
Check the HART Communication Loop
243
Check HART Address and Loop Current Mode
243
Check HART Burst Mode
244
Check the Trimming of the Ma Output
244
Check Lower Range Value and Upper Range Value
244
Check Ma Output Fault Action
244
Check Frequency Output Maximum Pulse Width
245
Check Frequency Output Scaling Method
245
Check Frequency Output Fault Action
245
Check Flow Direction
245
Check the Cutoffs
246
Check for Slug Flow (Two-Phase Flow)
246
Check the Drive Gain
247
Collect Drive Gain Data
248
Check the Pickoff Voltage
248
Collect Pickoff Voltage Data
249
Check for Electrical Shorts
249
Check the Sensor Coils
250
Check the Core Processor LED
251
Core Processor LED States
254
Perform a Core Processor Resistance Test
255
Appendix A Using the Transmitter Display
259
Components of the Transmitter Interface
259
Use the Optical Switches
260
Access and Use the Display Menu System
261
Enter a Floating-Point Value Using the Display
262
Display Codes for Process Variables
265
Codes and Abbreviations Used in Display Menus
267
Menu Maps for the Transmitter Display
270
Appendix B Using Prolink II with the Transmitter
281
Basic Information about Prolink II
281
Connect with Prolink II
282
Prolink II Connection Types
282
Make a Service Port Connection
283
Make a Hart/Bell 202 Connection
284
Make a HART/RS-485 Connection
289
Make a Modbus/Rs-485 Connection
292
Menu Maps for Prolink II
295
Appendix C Using Prolink III with the Transmitter
305
Basic Information about Prolink III
305
Connect with Prolink III
306
Prolink III Connection Types
306
Make a Service Port Connection
307
Make a Hart/Bell 202 Connection
308
Make a HART/RS-485 Connection
313
Make a Modbus/Rs-485 Connection
316
Menu Maps for Prolink III
319
Appendix D Using the Field Communicator with the Transmitter
329
Basic Information about the Field Communicator
329
Connect with the Field Communicator
330
Menu Maps for the Field Communicator
332
Appendix E Default Values and Ranges
349
Default Values and Ranges
349
Appendix F Transmitter Components and Installation Wiring
355
Installation Types
355
Power Supply Terminals and Ground
359
Input/Output (I/O) Wiring Terminals
360
Appendix G NE 53 History
361
NE 53 History
361
Index
365
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Language
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